Re: [Openexr-devel] OpenEXR BOF at SIGGRAPH 2005

Hi all,
Just a friendly reminder that the OpenEXR BOF will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in room 516 on Wednesday, August 3rd from 4-5pm.

Hope to see you there,
-Wojciech



Wojciech Jarosz wrote:

>Hi all,
>We now have a confirmed time and location for the OpenEXR
>birds-of-a-feather. The session will be held at the Los Angeles
>Convention Center in room 516 on Wednesday, August 3rd from 4-5pm.
>
>Also note that it is not too late if you would like to give a short
>presentation at the BOF. Please email your proposals to Drew directly.
>
>-w
>
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>Drew Hess
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>Subject: [Openexr-devel] OpenEXR BOF at SIGGRAPH 2005
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>Hi all,
>
>Florian, Wojciech and I would like to host an OpenEXR birds-of-feather
>session at SIGGRAPH 2005.  We're still trying to nail down a date,
>time and location, but I'd like to get started on an agenda.
>
>Florian will be giving an update on OpenEXR color management, and
>Wojciech will be telling us about the work he's doing this summer to
>make OpenEXR more amenable to real-time playback.  We'll limit these
>presentations to 15 minutes, unless time allows for more.
>
>If you think you'd like to give a short presentation + Q&A at the BOF,
>no longer than 15 minutes total, please email me privately with your
>proposed topic.  If it looks like we're going to have too many
>presenters given the allotted time (which I'm currently planning to be
>2 hours max), we'll have the unfortunate job of selecting which
>presentations get "greenlit," but we'll worry about that later.
>
>Things you might want to talk about:
>
>* "Stupid OpenEXR tricks," i.e., clever things you've done with
>  OpenEXR.
>
>* How you've incorporated OpenEXR into your workflow.
>
>* Problems you've had incorporating OpenEXR into your workflow.
>
>No need to be limited to these things, feel free to propose anything
>that's relevant to OpenEXR.  There doesn't necessarily need to be a
>presentation, either; if there's a topic you'd like to discuss amongst
>the group of OpenEXR developers and users, you could introduce the
>topic and then open the floor to discussion.
>
>I'm not sure whether we'll have any audio/visual equipment at the
>meeting place, so if you'd like to demo something, you should probably
>come prepared with a laptop and expect that people will need to walk
>up to it and squint at the tiny screen :) If it turns out we'll have
>equipment, I'll post an update.
>
>Speaking of demos... we'd love to see actual working code doing neat
>things with OpenEXR, but we definitely won't accept any presentations
>that sound like a commercial for a product.  Doesn't matter if it's
>open source, proprietary, or something in between.  If you want to
>demo or talk about your product that supports OpenEXR, please limit
>the demo/talk to points that are relevant to OpenEXR.  If you're
>unsure, email me your proposal and we can talk about it.
>
>
>thanks!
>d
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